Fun with TensorFlow Presentation

May
20th,
2017

Because of my involvement in organising the TensorFlow & Deep Learning MeetUp group,
and I happened to be in the right place at the right time, I was selected to represent Singapore’s
Data Science community at the
APAC Machine Learning & Data Science Community Summit
hosted by Microsoft in Seoul, Korea.

The updated workbook now includes both Theano/Lasagne and TensorFlow/Keras versions of the code,
each of which builds identical models (and have been adapted to provide the same functional interface). Moreover,
because I’ve spent more time with the notebook improving it, the example is now even stronger than before.

If there are any questions about the presentation please ask below,
or contact me using the details given on the slides themselves.

Refactoring

By the way, the deep-learning-workshop repo is undergoing some major refactoring. The aim is to
make the individual examples work in a stand-alone fashion (downloading the necessary dependencies) while
the assembled-into-a-VM still works with everything pre-loaded.

That means that downloading an individual notebook and stepping through it should just work. If it doesn’t
please let me know, and I’ll prioritorize fixing it.